HCF Canonical v1 · Historical Mathematical Specification

Historical input domain

Canonical v1 once placed a person or outcome into six civilizational-goal buckets. A contributing bucket received integers from 1 to 10 on five dimensions—I, S, D, U, and Sp—while an empty bucket was recorded as zero throughout. It could replay signed person cards consistently, but left judgment over outcome boundaries, credit among people, and multiple independent outcomes inside the bucket inputs.

The calculation chain at the time

1. Single-bucket value: Gᵢ = (I·S·D·U·Sp)^(1/5); for an empty bucket, Gᵢ = 0.
2. Bucket light: bᵢ = 10^(Gᵢ/2) − 1.
3. Normalized light: uᵢ = bᵢ / (10^5 − 1).
4. Ranking value: R = Σuᵢ.
5. Display score and T0–T9 were then derived from R.

Why it remains only in version history

A consistent formula does not mean that outcome identity, shared budgets, and cross-domain magnitude have become auditable. The current person research ranking has moved to an itemized Q, L, S chain and shows point scores only; Canonical v1 person scores, ranks, and tiers are no longer parallel current results.